51�Թ�

BBC Verify has learned she graduated from the University of Catania with a physics degree in 2001.

Journalist Sara Catania recalled her job interview, sitting in Kaye’s office, in 1995.

“I heard for the first time what I came to consider his ten-minute stump speech on the arrogance of The Times, its self-aggrandizement, its laziness,” Catania wrote in a 2008 blog that she reposted after learning of Kaye’s death.

At the time, Catania had just left a junior reporter position at The Times in the Ventura County bureau.

Europe's most active volcano has erupted again, where lava can be seen spurting near Italy's city of Catania.